Iaap newsletter 28 - The new Israeli Jungian society

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progress in our quest, as evidenced by our successful “Jung in Depth” seminar series, which has received very positive feedback from our participants. Transitions Janet Tatum finished her analytic training in October 2008, and is now a full member of PNSJA. Janet is a clinical social worker, and has had more than 30 years experience as a psychotherapist. She has been an advanced training candidate with PNSJA for the past four years, having transferred to PNSJA from the San Francisco Jung Institute after her move to the Pacific Northwest. She is an expert in the area of sand play, where she has published various articles and has made many public presentations to psychotherapists and lay people. She defended her thesis in October 2008, the title of which was “The Double Quaternity: Image, Idea, Insight.” We welcome Janet with warm and open hearts. James Witzig died on July 2, 2008, after a long illness. He was 84 years old, and was married for more than 50 years to his lovely wife Lyris, who survives him. Jim was born and raised in Corvallis, Oregon. After serving in the Navy during World War II, he went to Zürich in 1948 for graduate studies in psychology at the University of Zürich. There, he “stumbled upon” the newly founded C. G. Jung Institute, and became a serious student of Jung’s analytical psychology ever since. Over the intervening years, Jim practiced as a clinical psychologist and as a Jungian analyst in Eugene, Oregon, and he taught lectures and seminars on Jungian and depth psychology at the University of Oregon. He was a founding member of both the Oregon Friends of Jung and the Eugene Friends of Jung, and he was one of the primary faculty members at the C. G. Jung Institute of the Pacific Northwest. While at the Jung Institute in Zürich, Jim did analysis with both C. A. Meier and Toni Wolff, and he had an individual interview with C. G. Jung himself. He attended classes, parties, and group functions where the analytic students and Jung’s inner circle would gather, and Jim would later recount fascinating stories of his interactions and perceptions of the luminous figures from the early days of Jungian psychology in Zürich. Jim wrote various articles for a range of journals on clinical psychology and analytical psychology. He also published a primer on Jungian psychology in 2002 entitled Jungian Psychology: Theory and Practice, which is an excellent introduction for training candidates on the basics of Jungian psychology. Jim was a man of dry wit and intellectual rigor. He was unassuming (though sometimes feisty), and he possessed a remarkably generous spirit. Besides being a clinical psychologist, a Jungian analyst, and an academic, Jim was also a rancher. Indeed, he was truly a pioneer, and he will be greatly missed. Submitted by Jenny Gordon, Secretary IAAP Newsletter 28 || IAAP Society Reports || Pacific Northwest PNSJA pg. 96
United States (Philadelphia) PHILADELPHIA ASSOCIATION OF JUNGIAN ANALYSTS (PAJA) The Philadelphia Association of Jungian Analysts (PAJA) is pleased to usher in its thirteenth year as both a training institute and a place of serious study for the psychology of C.G. Jung. Our programs take place in the Ethical Society, an historical building located off beautiful Rittenhouse Square Park in Philadelphia. Our faculty has grown considerably over the years. We are a geographically diverse association that is reflected in varied training backgrounds of our analyst members who have graduated from institutes in Zürich, Los Angeles, New York, and the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts. The focus of our curriculum for 2008-9 follows our interest in providing a rich and expansive range of course material. In addition to our own talented faculty, we invite analysts from other parts of the United States and abroad to participate in our programs. When planning our curriculum, we consider issues that are present in the collective and attempt to address them from the standpoint of Jung’s psychology. In addition to our training program, PAJA offers a monthly seminar that includes not only professional psychotherapists but also individuals with a deep interest in Jungian psychology that come from a variety of professional worlds. Three years ago we added a Public Program in order to offer the community an opportunity to learn about Jung’s work. James Hillman, James Hollis, and other distinguished analysts have participated in PAJA’s mission to bring Jung’s work to a broader listening public. This year we will welcome analysts Jerome Bernstein M.A., James Hollis Ph.D and Virginia Apperson Ph.D as public program presenters. Currently, the Philadelphia Association of Jungian Analysts has eight candidates who train in conjunction with the Inter-Regional Association of Jungian Analysts. To support our desire to provide a temenos for the exploration of archetypal material, candidates will participate in a Weekend Intensive designed around fairy tales and led by visiting analyst, Mara-Lea Rosenbarger, who is Zürich trained. Included in this Intensive will be a group process. We anticipate with much delight the publication of the Red Book in the fall of 2009, realized through the heroic efforts of the Philemon Foundation, established and directed by one of PAJA’s founding members, Dr. Stephen Martin. Beginning in March of 2008, we voted in a new set of officers. They are as follows: President: Ronnie Landau Vice President: Sarah Braun Director of Training: Janis Maxwell Director of Seminar: Cynthia Candelaria Admissions Director: Sondra Geller pg. 97
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